When it comes to The Lord's Prayer, many of us know how to say it, but few of us really know how to pray it. In Week 10 of our "Win/When" series on the Sermon on the Mount, Paul led the church in actually praying through the prayer that Jesus taught His followers how to pray.

Sometimes we think that the spiritual disciplines of giving, praying, and fasting are reserved for the "super spiritual" followers of Jesus, but in Matthew 6, Jesus said "when" we give, pray, and fast instead of "if" we do. In other words, these rhythms are standard for His followers. This week, we learned that we shouldn't make optional what God makes standard.

Sometimes we think that the spiritual disciplines of giving, praying, and fasting are reserved for the "super spiritual" followers of Jesus, but in Matthew 6, Jesus said "when" we give, pray, and fast instead of "if" we do. In other words, these rhythms are standard for His followers. This week, we learned that we shouldn't make optional what God makes standard.

Sometimes we think that the spiritual disciplines of giving, praying, and fasting are reserved for the "super spiritual" followers of Jesus, but in Matthew 6, Jesus said "when" we give, pray, and fast instead of "if" we do. In other words, these rhythms are standard for His followers. This week, we learned that we shouldn't make optional what God makes standard.

When Jesus taught the crowd that they were supposed to love their enemies, He was calling them to a radical love instead of a rational love. And when He went a little deeper, His disciples realized that what set them apart as His followers wasn't THAT they loved, but HOW and WHO they loved. It still sets us apart today.

When Jesus taught the crowd that they were supposed to love their enemies, He was calling them to a radical love instead of a rational love. And when He went a little deeper, His disciples realized that what set them apart as His followers wasn't THAT they loved, but HOW and WHO they loved. It still sets us apart today.

When Jesus taught the crowd that they were supposed to love their enemies, He was calling them to a radical love instead of a rational love. And when He went a little deeper, His disciples realized that what set them apart as His followers wasn't THAT they loved, but HOW and WHO they loved. It still sets us apart today.

According to recent studies, as many as 96% of American adults lie. In this portion of the greatest sermon ever preached, Jesus instructs His followers to live such truthful lives that no oaths or swearing would be necessary. When we keep our word, it points people to the God who keeps His.

According to recent studies, as many as 96% of American adults lie. In this portion of the greatest sermon ever preached, Jesus instructs His followers to live such truthful lives that no oaths or swearing would be necessary. When we keep our word, it points people to the God who keeps His.

According to recent studies, as many as 96% of American adults lie. In this portion of the greatest sermon ever preached, Jesus instructs His followers to live such truthful lives that no oaths or swearing would be necessary. When we keep our word, it points people to the God who keeps His.